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By Denis Estevez @Denis_Estevez
    2022-10-17 11:50:31.120Z

    Hello @chrscheuer & @Owen_Granich_Young How do I use this? What does it do? I have clips labelled as (Mix L) and Mix (R) in the clip channel name. These clips are scattered all over the AAF and would like to auto sort this into Scratch1 and Scratch2 tracks. Is this possible somehow? I'd like to be able to tell a script to auto sort the AAF based on channel name. eg. (Kevin) -> DX_1, (Pamela) -> DX_1, (contributor1) -> DX2, (Mix L) - Scratch 1 (Mix R) -> Scratch2.

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      SoundFlow Bot @soundflowbot
        2022-10-17 11:50:33.762Z

        Thanks for posting a question or an issue related to the 'AAF ORGANIZER' package.
        This package is made by @Owen_Granich_Young. We're auto-tagging them here so that they will hopefully be able to help you.

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          Owen Granich-Young @Owen_Granich_Young
            2022-10-17 15:17:51.793Z

            Hi Denis,

            That is not how this Template works. This template works by selecting a file and then running a preset with an array of tracks defined. It will then send that file to the next available track in that preset array.

            So for example if I'm recording foley props after finishing a recording with my file highlighted I can send I can press my props preset, and it will move the file to the first available track of foley props record that doesn't alreayd have a file.

            You then get this as the result.
            https://www.dropbox.com/s/i4t2u55wws3t3kz/AAF Organizer.mov?dl=0

            I called it AAF organizer as that was the original posters requested use that @chrscheuer wrote it for.

            Hope that clears it up.

            This script might get you more in the ball park, but it looks pretty complicated.
            Split Out Repetitive Sfx from an BIG AAF's to their own track.

            Best of Luck,
            Owen

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